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1997
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T. Mathews, S. G. Gibb, Laurence E. Turner, Peter J. W. Graumann, Michel Fattouche:
An FPGA implementation of a matched filter detector for spread spectrum communications systems. FPL 1997: 364-373
1995
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Laurence E. Turner, Peter J. W. Graumann:
Rapid Hardware Prototyping of Digital Signal Processing Systems Using FPGAs. FPL 1995: 129-138
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Gopal Panneerselvam, Peter J. W. Graumann, Laurence E. Turner:
Implementation of Fast Fourier Transforms and Discrete Cosine Transforms in FPGAs. FPL 1995: 272-281
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Laurence E. Turner, Peter J. W. Graumann, S. G. Gibb:
BIT-Serial FIR Filters with CSD Coefficients for FPGAs. FPL 1995: 311-320
1994
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Bruce A. Johnston, Peter J. W. Graumann, Laurence E. Turner:
DSP System Synthesis Including Variable Data Path Width. ISCAS 1994: 53-56

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